Work as a part time safety consultant for various clients.

Served as the Lead Chemical/Biological Agent Safety, Occupational Health Program Manager for the HQ AMC Surety Office. Uses program management skills and operational knowledge to ensure installation coordination, operations safety, HQ representation, facility operations and command level chemical/biological agent safety implementation. Plans, administers, coordinates, and evaluates a comprehensive chemical/biological operations safety program for HQ AMC and subordinate commands, installations, and activities. Serves as an expert consultant on surety operations (for matters relating to chemical/biological agent safety, occupational health and Industrial Hygiene), representing AMC, Army to other DOD and Federal elements. Provide chemical and bio safety and industrial hygiene oversight support to Department of Homeland Security's COBRATF in Anniston AL. CP-12 safety and explosive safety certified. Awarded the Superior Civilian Service Award.

Principal Safety Professional: Duties: served as a Project Manager and Team Leader for the National Defense Center for Environmental Excellence (NDCEE), Department of Defense (DoD) Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Center of Excellence (CX).

Served as the principal safety and

Safety, Quality, and Environmental Specialist Lead (SQ&E): Provided safety, quality and environmental oversight for all functional areas of the US Army Chemical School's Chemical Defense Training Facility (CDTF) operations. Duties and responsibilities included:Planed, developed, and implemented all aspects of safety, health, industrial hygiene, quality assurance/quality control, and environmental regulatory compliance issues specific to the operations at the US Army's Chemical Schools CDTF.Designed, developed, implemented, and maintained a certified ISO 9001, 14001, and 18001like quality management systems in the areas of air monitoring and chemical agent manufacturing for the CDTF. Scheduled, directed, and performed qualitative and quantitative audits, surveillance's, and inspections in accordance with ISO, OSHA, and NFPA standards.Researched, designed, developed, and implemented emergency response actions (CSEPP) for the CDTF.Ensured compliance with Federal, State, and Local environmental laws and regulations for hazardous materials/waste including, but not limited to regulatory requirements pertaining to EPA, CAA, CWA, Hazardous Materials Transportation Act, State of Missouri EPA, Department of the Army, and Ft. Leonard Wood environmental Regulations.Identified and developed a course of action, and implementation of product improvements in the military personnel protective equipment to include the M40 protective mask and Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology (JSLIST) for the US

Designed, developed, implemented, and assessed training in the following areas: Emergency Response Program. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) required training in all competency levels from Awareness to Incident Commander.

Developed and implemented procedures for employees to safely work with hazardous military and industrial chemicals and equipment throughout the chemical weapons demilitarization facility. Conducted safety inspections and audits to verify compliance with federal, state local, and DA safety regulations. Designed, developed, and implemented corrective and preventive action programs.; Hazmat Spill Response Field Supervisor: Trained response team personnel on personal protective equipment and safe operation in hazardous environments. Coordinated emergency response efforts with Federal, State, and local agencies. Supervised and directed a 150-man crew during the remediation of the San Juan oil spill.

Hazmat Spill Response Team Member: Responded to numerous HAZMAT and oil spills.

During my military career (20+ years) various skills and duties ranging from: Combat Medic (91B); Orthopedic Technician (91H) this included operating room experience and instructor positions at Beach Pavilion, Ft. Sam Houston; Occupational Therapy Assistant (91L) which included analysis hazards. Also, included instructor time; Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical